New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-17

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If wide qrnuncation The party which. on iull
vote controls this state has had but one morning
and one evening journal ITS falt IN tie me'ropo
rs The Graphic will help bring tho news
,o,er rcpresontation n little nearer 10 the actunl
nroportion Of voters in the different parties; AMI
yll ~ the same time be- to fare all the
better for lis reform.
a., p,ool,Ivn Justice has decided that street
railroad company has no right Ia sand ''s TRACKS
Two worl,ncn have been fined ; apiece. but al
appeal Is threatened. This Is nulS"h' tl"'
orrh, 70 be stopped but The way To stop At does
not vet seem 10 have been discovered.
Two Young rcopc who recently were married
in Canada applied TO the Treasury Department
for permission 10 have their wedding g'tts al
United TO tho United States free of duty rs
,hc pcrsonal and household effects OF persons
arriving in the United States The Department
denied the request. holding that as the e'lec'S
had been in use less than year they were SUBJECT
IN duty A plain moral to young lovers protruics
from this incident. Tho moral Of course is' 30
,y,rc of long engagements. II this Canadian couple
bad been married year earlier their presents
would have escaped the duty.
Then, is eminent propricty in Denis Kearney, OF
San Francisco, coming 10 Ncw-lorh TO support
,be democratic ticket against Colonel Grant IL
was his sand lot gang of thugs that always ioN'''
General Grants face set against uicih'
The Scotch yacht~men have been highly praised
for the genuinely sportsmaniike way IN "nc"
they took their crushing defeat lhcy ir"i>N
admitted that they were beaten because they
met a SUI crior boat. Now it is Genera i"'hc
turn TO be magnanimous and AT tle u'hhor y"
THURSDAY ne said that he did not Dclieve that
tho Thistle had shown her full speed here ms
mist lac comforting to the Scotchmens hearts;
but All the same we doubt whether they VIII
send the Thistle over again to try Tor the CUP
Tho official vote OF the Grand Army Posts on
fine Disability Pension BILL which was drawn up
bv n g. A. K committee, was ms follows: lot'i
number Of posts voting, 2.7l5; total vote for the
bill IO6.9Is; total vote against the BILL 3'0ol.
II would be interesting To note the result oil
similar vote on service pension Dill.
In its cagcrness to make point, lhe Broot-
Nn Citizen" does not hesitate at false statements
II speaks of rmr TGIBUNEs wrath" at the fact
that the Democratic Police Commissioners Of New
York gave the office OF Chief of the Bureau OF
| Elections TO an ex-Union soldier or
course TIE TRIBUNE never said any thing to that
effect No appointment TO this office has been
made, and the Democratic Police Commissioners
| couldn't make il anyway Boss MclAughiins
personal organ would better conlne itself to
| Brooklyn affairs hereafter.
! public school teacher in Brooklyn has get into
serious trouble for whipping n pupil There seems
TO be no adequate for the teachcr, and
the instance suggests that Brooklyn would do
well to follow this city's example In abolishing
| corroraI enlistment I'm its schools
The Democratic State Executive Committee is
the sub committee of committee created by the
Democratic State Convention. 1t is therefore the
creature of the State Convention, which recognized
as regular the delegates from the Third District
Of Wcstchester County, on whose regularity State